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Does anyone of you know the way to create multiple series charts with wpftoolkit? In a nutshell what I want is to have more dependent values for the same independent value. So far I couldn't find any comprehensive mechanism to get this working. Any help is deeply appreciated. Tom Dudfield You might want to consider the alternatives , from past experience the charting components in the WPF Toolkit are extremely rigid and hard to extend. I've also had numerous issues with bugs in the toolkit and active development seems to have completely ground to a halt. There are some very good free

I have a project with an XmlDataProvider bound to a WPF DataGrid control. I have the bindings on the DataGrid set up as follows: <dg:DataGrid ItemsSource="{Binding Source={StaticResource XmlData}, XPath=Root/People/Person}" AutoGenerateColumns="False"> <dg:DataGrid.Columns> <dg:DataGridTextColumn Header="ID" Binding="{Binding XPath=ID}"/> <dg:DataGridTextColumn Header="Name" Binding="{Binding XPath=Name}"/> </dg:DataGrid.Columns> </dg:DataGrid> Users can edit entries using the DataGrid without any problems. What I cannot manage to accomplish is allowing the user to add a new row (i.e. a new

That's not a secret: Silverlight's DataGrid default style is beautiful while WPF's is poor. Instead of reinventing the wheel let me ask the community if anyone has copied the SL styles to use in WPF. Please take a look at the screenshots and judge for yourself how the Silverlight and WPF teams invest in their products. Silverlight default-style DataGrid: WPF default-style DataGrid (updated after Saied K's answer): T. Webster I haven't found any projects with a working Silverlight-style DataGrid , so I created one on Codeplex: http://datagridthemesfromsl.codeplex.com Doesn't have all the themes

I am trying to use charts from the WPF Toolkit (with LineSeries) and I don't want a legend at all. I need this since I have 10 such charts each with data from a different source and I would like to draw one legend for all 10, to save screen real estate. By default the legend appears the moment you add a second LineSeries. Is there any way to prevent it from even appearing? Thanks, sprite. Quartermeister There doesn't seem to be an especially clean way. One simple approach is to set the Legend's Width to zero using LegendStyle: <charting:Chart> <charting:Chart.LegendStyle> <Style TargetType=

Anybody come across a clever way of closing a view in a viewmodel using MVVM? Maybe there is a way of using binding to signal the view (window) to close? I would really appreciate any input anyone has. Basically i have a loginView that is bound to a loginViewModel, in the viewmodel (using binding on a command) i test to see if the login is successful and if it is i basically load up a new View (mainview) and attach its datacontext... but i still have the loginView shown - so i need to signal it to unload.. I was also hoping for a generic solution because i am sure that i am going to need to do

I have a WPFToolkit DataGrid. It has DataGrid.RowDetailsTemplate. I need to do like, when a button is clicked it must Expand / Collapse. <Custom:DataGrid RowDetailsVisibilityMode="VisibleWhenSelected" SelectionMode="Extended" CanUserAddRows="False" CanUserDeleteRows="False" CanUserResizeRows="False" CanUserSortColumns="False"> <Custom:DataGrid.RowDetailsTemplate> <DataTemplate> <Custom:DataGrid> <Custom:DataGrid.Columns> <Custom:DataGridTextColumn Binding="{Binding idClient, Mode=Default}" Header="Ид" IsReadOnly="True"/> <Custom:DataGridTextColumn Binding="{Binding name_client, Mode=Default}"